1. Name, position and company
We are Silvia Sabater, Senior Sales Manager, and Gina López Sabater, Head of Marketing at ALGLASS. We are part of the commercial team and share not only a professional project, but also a personal connection that makes our commitment to the company go far beyond the workplace. We are mother and daughter.
2. Tell us about the company you work for. What is its history?
ALGLASS is a family-owned company with more than 60 years of experience, specialized in glass packaging for perfumery and cosmetics. Over the decades, we have evolved alongside the industry, moving from being an industrial supplier to becoming a strategic partner for brands seeking differentiation, quality, and customized solutions.
ALGLASS combines tradition, technical expertise, and constant adaptation to the market. We have grown while maintaining our family essence, with an open, innovative, and forward-looking mindset.
3. What does your day-to-day work involve?
Our daily work is dynamic and complementary. From the commercial side, we work closely with clients, understanding their needs and supporting them in developing their projects. From marketing, we build the brand narrative, manage communication, and strengthen our presence at trade fairs, in the press, and at industry events.
We work in strong alignment, sharing the same vision while bringing different perspectives that enrich each other. This combination of experience and fresh insight allows us to make more well-rounded decisions.
4. What is your key differentiating value?
Our main differentiating value lies in the combination of packaging specialization, technical expertise, and a high level of customization. We don’t just offer a container; we provide comprehensive support: design, technical feasibility, decoration, sustainability, and brand consistency.
As a family business, our level of commitment is very high. We approach every project with closeness, agility, and flexibility.
5. What challenges do you foresee in the coming years?
The main challenge is true sustainability: moving towards increasingly responsible solutions without compromising design, quality, or functionality.
There is also the need to adapt to new regulations, optimize processes, and respond to a more informed and demanding consumer. The beauty sector evolves rapidly, and we must anticipate changes without losing our identity.
6. What does being part of the Beauty Cluster bring to your company and to you as professionals?
Being part of the Beauty Cluster provides us with strategic insight and direct connection to the entire industry ecosystem: brands, manufacturers, laboratories, and technology partners.
It is a space for exchange, learning, and generating synergies. As professionals, it allows us to stay up to date, expand our network, and participate in initiatives that drive innovation and sustainability in the cosmetics industry.
7. Coming back to you—how did you enter the beauty sector?
In Silvia’s case, I entered the world of cosmetics and packaging almost by chance, although my career has always been linked to sales and business development. I quickly realized it was something I was passionate about.
As for Gina, she grew up seeing the evolution of the business before joining professionally with a more modern vision focused on marketing and communication. It has been a natural transition where experience and renewal coexist in a very enriching way.
8. Speaking of “beauty,” how would you define it?
For us, beauty is balance. It is aesthetics, but also functionality and emotion. It is what connects with people and conveys trust.
In packaging, beauty is not only what you see, but how it feels in your hand, how it communicates, and the values it represents.
9. Any hobbies, superpowers, or hidden passions you’d like to share?
We share a passion for detail, design, fashion, cosmetics, and visual communication. We are inspired by traveling, observing trends, and analyzing how brands evolve.
And if we talk about a superpower… we would say that our ability to understand each other almost without words helps a lot, both at home and in the office.
10. What is the last book you’ve read or film/series you’ve watched?
With our busy schedules, we don’t have much time to read or watch many films. Silvia has watched Perfect Days, which she highly recommends, and has read the latest bestseller by Dan Brown, while Gina is currently watching Bridgerton.
It’s a way to disconnect and relax after the day.
11. Business is based on…
Trust, long-term relationships, consistency, and honesty. It’s about listening, adapting, and delivering on your promises.
And when passion and purpose are also present, a project doesn’t just grow—it transcends generations.
